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of Ancien Régime, 6; reform
and liberty as goals of, 43–5;
Tocqueville’s purpose in study
of, 3–; universal curiosity about
outside of France, –; as war on
religion, 5–8. See also revolution
Furet, François, xiv, xxx
Galicia (Spain), 64
Gannett, Robert T., xxix
Gazette de France (newspaper), 64–5
general assembly, 49–50
gentilhomme, meaning of in France, 8
gentleman, use of term in England, 8–
Germany: courts and administrative
justice in, 55; and code of Frederick
the Great, 0–5; and independent
city-states, 99–00; medieval
political institutions in, 3, 4–5;
peasants and land ownership in,
33, 35, 05–6; and progressivism
in late eighteenth century, 53; and
Roman law, 9–9; and serfdom,
3–, 00–, 03; tax privileges of
nobility, 85; vestiges of feudalism in,
8; and views of French Revolution,
–; and wealth of nobility, 8
government. See administration; Ancien
Régime; centralization; politics
grievance books. See cahiers
ground rents, 68
guilds: destruction and partial
reinstatement of, 0; original
function of, 98; and right to work
efforts, 6. See also industry
Guyenne (province),
hatred, and Tocqueville’s use of term
“envy,” xviiin
Haute Guyenne (district), 54, 63, ,
, 45
Henri IV, 00,
Henry III, 98
history: position of The Ancien Régime
and the French Revolution in genre
of, xiii–xiv; and unique character
of France, 84–5; and use of words
gentleman and gentilhomme, 8–
hobereaux (hobby-hawks), 3
Hume, David, 39
Hungary, and Soviet intervention, xxii
hunting rights, and feudalism, 36,
66–, 68
Île-de-France (district), xx, 56–,
–5, 58–9
implicit contract, and obligations of
nobility, xviii
individualism, and isolation of social
groups in France, 9
industry: grievance books of nobility and
freedom of, 36; regulation of by
intendants, –. See also guilds
intellectuals, as leading politicians
in middle of eighteenth century,
–35. See also Economists;
philosophy; Physiocrats
intendants: and administrative
centralization of Ancien Régime,
4–, 43, 45, 56–, 60; and
government of Languedoc, 89;
and municipal government, 53–4,
9–; power of at end of eighteenth
century, , –3; and regulation
of industry, –; role of in 40
compared to 80, 6, 53–4
Ireland, and English legal system, 53,
54
irony, Tocqueville’s use of, xxvi–xxvii
isolation: and condition of peasants in
eighteenth century, ; of social
groups during Ancien Régime,
80–9, 5, 4
Ivry (village), –5
Jardin, André, xxix
judicial system. See courts; criminal
justice
July Revolution (830), xxvii
King’s Council: and administration
of towns, 50; and centralization in
Ancien Régime, 40–, 4–3, 44, 45;
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role of in courts and administrative
justice, 56, 58. See also council
decrees
labor, and compulsory service: arbitrary
imprisonment for, 48–9; attempt
to abolish by Louis XVI, 60–; and
condition of peasants in eighteenth
century, 9–0, 50–; and
feudalism in eighteenth century, 36,
6, 68; and grievance books of
nobility, 3; and transportation of
convicts, 49–50
La Flèche (town), 9
La Marche (district), 63
Lamartine, Alphonse de, xxvii
land ownership: and forms of property
holding in prerevolutionary France,
69–0; and reforms during reign
of Louis XIV, 6; status of in
eighteenth-century Europe, 3–4,
3–8, 05–. See also property
language: and descriptions of peasants,
63–4, 58; and history of words
gentleman and gentilhomme, 8–
Languedoc (province), 05, , 88–95
La Rivière, Mercier de, 46
Laval (town), 0
Lavoisier, Antoine, 86
Law, John, 4
law and legal system: abolishment of
religious during French Revolution,
4; Ancien Régime and respect
for, 6; and English judicial system,
53–6; and Frederick the Great
in Germany, 0–5; systems of in
Europe during Middle Ages, –5,
9–9; and town government in
eighteenth-century France, 48–54.
See also courts; criminal justice
Lefebvre, Georges, xxix
Letrosne, G.-F., 98, , 44, 45, 46
leyde, 64
Liancourt, Duc de, 93–4
liberty: destruction of political as
fatal to Ancien Régime, 93–0;
kind of under Ancien Régime,
0–; and reform as goal of
French Revolution, 43–5.
See also equality; freedom
liève, 0
Limousin (province), 8
literacy, status of in eighteenth-
century France, 33.
See also education
lods et ventes, 60, 68
lords: and municipal councils, 5;
and parish government, 5–3.
See also nobility
Lorraine (province), 3
Louis XI, xix, 4–8, 85, , 5
Louis XII, 00
Louis XIII, 93
Louis XIV, xix, , 84–5, 96, 98, 3,
58, 6, 5, 6, 64
Louis XV, 64–5, 96, 03, 66, 93
Louis XVI, 4, 98, 00, 09, 3, 34,
5–9,
60–
5, 66–9, 0, 44
Lower Normandy (province), 9, 54,
63
, 6, 6
Machault, M. de, 49
Maine (province), , , 8,
6, 63
Maistre, M. de, 3
manorial land books. See terriers
marciage, 6
Markoff, John, xiv, xxx
Mayenne (district), 4
Mélonio, Françoise, xxx
men of letters. See intellectuals
Michelet, Jules, xxix
Middle Ages, and systems of law in
Europe, –5, 9–9
military and militia: and compulsory
labor, 50; and conscription, 43,
8–9, 36; and grievance books
of nobility, 39; and recruitment of
peasants, 8–9
Mill, John Stuart, xxix
Mirabeau, Comte de, , 8, 36
Mirabeau, Marquis de, 6, –
Molière, 8
Mollien, M., 54
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monarchy: in Europe of Middle Ages,
5, 99; and executive power in
grievance books of nobility, 43.
See also Ancien Régime
Montbazon (town), 4
Montesquieu, Baron de, , 8, 4
Morelly, Abbé, 48
Napoleon, 5
National Convention,
Necker, M., 3, 34, 85, –, 55,
56, 34
newspapers, and administration
of Ancien Régime, 64–5.
See also press
Nivernais (province), 63, 66
nobility: abandonment of countryside
by, –4; as caste, 80, 8, 8,
84; exemption of from taxation,
xvi–xviii; feudalism and privileges
and powers of, 3; and grievance
books, 34–44; and intellectuals
in eighteenth century, 30–;
isolation from bourgeois in late
eighteenth century, 86–, 3–4;
and land ownership, 06; and law
code of Frederick the Great, 03,
04; and liberty under Ancien
Régime, 03–4; and petitions to
Ancien Régime, 69; and provincial
government of Languedoc, 94–5;
and respect for religion, 40–;
and seigniorial rents in provinces,
8; and society of Ancien Régime,
–8. See also aristocracy; class;
lords
Noelle-Neumann, Elisabeth, xxx
Noisai (parish), 4
Normandy (province), 8, 6
notables, and general assembly, 49
oligarchy, and municipal government in
eighteenth century, 50
oppression, and condition of peasants
in eighteenth century, –.
See also repression
Orry, M., 9
paganism, and relationship of religion
to state, 0
Palmer, Robert, xxx
parcière, 6
Paris: advantages enjoyed by during
Ancien Régime, 56–; and feudal
dues, 6, 6, 69; and revision of
terrier, 0; sovereign inuence of
during Ancien Régime, –5
Paris Parlement (0), 08
parishes, administration of in Ancien
Régime, 5–3, 54, 4–6, –5.
See also villages
pays d’élection, 39–40, , 90
pays d’états, 39, , 8, 88, 48
peasants: condition of in eighteenth
century compared to thirteenth
century, –4; and feudal
dues owned by priests, 08–0;
isolation of bourgeois from, 88;
and land ownership in eighteenth-
century Europe, 3–4, 05–6;
and law code of Frederick the
Great, 03; negative language
in descriptions of, 63–4, 58.
See also class; labor
Péréxe, M. de,
petitions, as source of information on
administration of Ancien Régime,
69. See also cahiers
philosophy: The Ancien Régime and the
French Revolution as expression
of Tocqueville’s personal,
xxv–xxviii; eighteenth-century
schools of as cause of French
Revolution, 5, 6; political forms
of in eighteenth century, 8, 30.
See also Economists; intellectuals;
Physiocrats
Physiocrats, 9
Pitt, William, 3
Poitou (province), 5, 69
Poland, and free elections in 989,
xxii
police: and centralization of
administration in Ancien Régime,
44, 68, ; and treatment of
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peasants, 5–. See also criminal
justice
politics: and grievance books of nobility,
40–; and men of letters as
politicians in middle of eighteenth
century, –35. See also democracy;
despotism; monarchy; power;
reform; socialism
popular sovereignty, 4
population, increase of in Paris of
eighteenth century, 4
poverty and poor relief: and centralization
in Ancien Régime, 45; concern for
during reign of Louis XVI, 54; and
condition of peasants in eighteenth
century, 8; and favoritism in public
charity delivered by state, 0–;
and French Revolution, 60–5;
grievance books of nobility and
distribution of, 38. See also famine
power: and centralization of Ancien
Régime, 60; and conicts in
administration in 8, 58–9;
grievance books of nobility on
separation of, 4–4; of intendants,
, –3; and public education,
45; and role of Church in politics,
38; and social change as objective
of French Revolution, ; of tax
collectors, 6–; understanding of
limits of by Ancien Régime, 03
precipitants, of revolution, xvi, xx
preconditions, for revolution, xv–xvi, xx
preemption, and responses of governments
to crisis, xxi, xxiii
press, grievance books of nobility
and freedom of, 36–.
See also newspapers; printing
price controls, precedents for under
Ancien Régime, 68
printing, growth of at end of eighteenth
century, –3
progressivism, in late eighteenth-
century Germany and France, 53
propaganda, and religious
revolutions,
property, and grievance books of
nobility, 36. See also land ownership
proselytism, and religious revolutions,
0,
provinces: and assemblies, , 3,
45; class and society in, ; and
funding of public works, 89, 90–;
and governors, 4; and inuence
of Paris during Ancien Régime, 3;
Three Estates and administration
of, 8–8
Prussian code of 95, 45
public ofces: and administration of
towns, 5–8; bourgeois and minor
posts under Ancien Régime, 88–9;
practice of selling, 99
public service, of nobility, xviii
public works: and centralization in
Ancien Régime, 44; private property
and government practices in late
eighteenth century, 6; provincial
funding of in Languedoc, 89,
90–. See also roads
Quesnay, François, 44, 45, 46, 48
Recollections: The French Revolution of
1848 (Tocqueville), xxvii, xxix
reform: and administration of
countryside, 4; and liberty as goal
of French Revolution, 43–5; and
reign of Louis XVI, 66–9
religion: and Frederick the Great on
Deism, 5–3; French Revolution
as war on, 5–8; and government
of ecclesiastical provinces, 44–5;
grievance books of nobility and
freedom of, 36; and influence of
irreligion on French Revolution,
36–4; and religious revolutions
compared to French Revolution,
9–, 65. See also Church;
clergy
Religion, Wars of (sixteenth century),
9–, 64n3, 65
Renauldon, Charles, 60, 64, 6–8
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repression, and responses of
governments to crisis, xxi–xxii.
See also oppression
resistance, to administration of Ancien
Régime, 03
revolution: in administrative practices
of Ancien Régime, 0–8; Ancien
Régime and education of people
in, 66–9; dynamics of, xxiv–xxv,
xxviii; French Revolution compared
to religious forms of, 9–; and
peasant revolts in fourteenth century,
64n–; precipitants of, xvi, xx;
preconditions for and triggers of,
xv–xvi, xx, xxiv. See also American
Revolution; French Revolution;
Revolution of 848
Revolution of 848, xxvii
Richelieu, Cardinal, 99, 3, 8
rights: and grievance books of nobility,
35, 40–; modern conceptions
of contrasted to Ancien Régime,
xxvi; and seigniorial justice, 6–8.
See also equality; freedom; liberty
rivers, and feudal dues, 65
roads: and administrative centralization
in Ancien Régime, 44, 8; and
feudal dues, 65; and forced
labor by peasants, 9, 60–,
48; provincial maintenance of in
Languedoc, 90–. See also public
works
Rodez (town), 45
Roman law, , 9–9
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 63
Schiller, Friedrich von, 9
Scotland, and English legal system,
53, 54
“second-best” political systems, xv
serfdom: and Germany in eighteenth
century, 3–, 00–, 03;
grievance books of nobility
and abolishment of, 35, 44.
See also feudalism
servage, 6–
Shapiro, Gilbert, xiv, xxx
slavery, and grievance books of
nobility, 35
socialism: and Economists, 4–8; and
feudalism, 6; and law code of
Frederick the Great, 05
social science, The Ancien Régime and
the French Revolution as work of, xiii,
xiv, xv
society: divisions and uniformity of
during Ancien Régime, 6–9; and
isolation during Ancien Régime,
80–9; role of religion in American,
40. See also class
Soviet Union, and nonintervention in
Poland, xxii
Spanish Succession, War of, 5
Staël, Madame de, xxx
state: as overseer of convents, 5; use of
term in Frederick the Great’s code
of law, 0; in view of Economists,
46–. See also Ancien Régime
statistics, and administration under
Ancien Régime, 63
Stone, Lawrence, xv–xvi
structural analysis, The Ancien Régime
and the French Revolution as work
of, xiii
subdelegate: and administrative
centralization of Ancien Régime, 4;
and municipal government, 54, 8;
and provincial assemblies, 3
synchronic paradox, xx–xxi
syndic: appointment of by intendant,
53–4; and parish government, 5,
5–6
taille (tax), 43, 8, 95, 5–6, 8, 94
taxation: and administration of
countryside in late eighteenth
century, 4; and causes of
discontent, 8; exemption of nobility
from, xvi–xviii, 84–5; and grievance
books of nobility, 4; indirect
versus direct, 95, 65; inequality
of, 95–00, 30–, 5; and King’s
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Council, 4–3; and principle of
consent in fourteenth century, 94;
and prosperity during reign of
Louis XVI, 54; and provincial
government of Languedoc, 90,
9–3. See also feudalism; taille
tax collectors, 6–
terrage (feudal tithes), 60, 68
terriers (manorial registers), 4, 8,
59, 0
Thiers, Adolphe, xxix
Thirty Years’ War, 99, 00
tithes. See terrage
Tocqueville, Alexis de: and The Ancien
Régime and the French Revolution as
expression of personal philosophy,
xxv–xxviii; The Ancien Régime and
the French Revolution and genre of
history, xiii–xiv; biographies of, xxix;
chronology of life, xxxi–xxxii; and
study of Ancien Régime, –3; and
study of French Revolution, 3–
“Tocqueville effect,” xiv–xv, xx, xxiii, xxx
tolls, and feudal dues, 64, 68
Toulouse (province), 6
Touraine (town), , 8
Tours (district), 54, 0, 9, 50, 5,
63
town(s): administration of during
Ancien Régime, 40, 9, –,
3–4; constitutions of, , 3;
decline of in eighteenth century,
xix–xx; migration of bourgeois to,
4; and municipal governments
during Ancien Régime, 4–54.
See also villages
town councils, 48–9
tragedy, sense of in Tocqueville’s
historical analysis, xxvi
triggers, of revolution, xvi, xxiv
Troyes (district), 66
Turgot, A. R. J., 3, 53, 8, 89, 0,
6, , 3, 45, 55, 6, 63,
69, 4, 06–, 5, 8, 9,
49, 58
United States. See America
vassals, and feudalism, 8–3
Vauban, Sébastien de, 5
Veyne, Paul, xiv
villages: and administrative revolution
in late eighteenth century, 4; as
communities in eighteenth century,
5; and government of Languedoc,
9; and municipal governments in
eighteenth century, 5, 54, –5.
See also parishes; town(s)
violence, and contrast between benign
character of theories and acts of
French Revolution, 8
Voltaire, 5, 3, 43, 49
waters, feudal dues and regulation of
use, 65–6
wealth: despotism and desire for
acquisition of, 5–6; of nobility under
Ancien Régime, 8; prosperity as
factor in French Revolution, 5–9
Weber, Max, xiv
Westphalia, Treaty of, 99
Young, Arthur, , 33, 3, 93–4, 55,
9, 3
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